Present school plant problems of the Monroe County School system in Florida are reported in this document. The survey which revealed these problems also stimulated projection of building needs through 1970-71. Factors taken into consideration were school size, temporary buildings, portable buildings, pupil stations, desirable pupil capacity, initial and ultimate pupil capacity, and use of state funds for recommended facilities. The last section is devoted to descriptions of school plants and recommendations at individual school centers. (RH)